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Global Weirding Gerry Canavan Andrew Hageman Eds

Name: Global Weirding Gerry Canavan Andrew Hageman Eds
SKU: BELL-56944284
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Global Weirding Gerry Canavan Andrew Hageman Eds instant download after payment.

Publisher: Paradoxa

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.13 MB

Pages: 277

Author: Gerry Canavan, Andrew Hageman (eds.)

ISBN: 9781929512409, 1929512406

Language: English

Year: 2016

Volume: 28

Product desciption

Global Weirding Gerry Canavan Andrew Hageman Eds by Gerry Canavan, Andrew Hageman (eds.) 9781929512409, 1929512406 instant download after payment.

‘Global Weirding’ was a term invented in 2010 that tried to sidestep post-truth assumptions about ‘global warming,’ the kind of thing that got lunatic politicians carrying snowballs into senate hearings. Surely everyone could agree that the weather has got seriously weirder—unpredictable, chaotic, menacing. Gerry Canavan and Andrew Hageman have commissioned a bunch of smart people to cross-fertilize this idea with that other crucial weirdness of the 21st century, the increasing cultural centrality of ‘weird fiction,’ once an overlooked, interstitial mode of pulp writing but now ever more visible in literature and visual culture.